Doping inorganic ions to regulate bioactivity of Ca–P coating on bioabsorbable high purity magnesium

Performance of biomaterials was strongly affected by their surface properties and could be designed artificially to meet specific biomedical requirements. In this study, F(F), Si O2 4(Si), or HCO 3(C)-doped Ca–P coatings were fabricated by biomimetic deposition on the surface of biodegradable high-p...

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Published in:Progress in natural science 2014-10, Vol.24 (5), p.479-485
Main Authors: Wu, Hongliu, Zhang, Ruopeng, Li, Xiao, Ni, Jiahua, Zhao, Changli, Song, Yang, Wang, Jiawei, Zhang, Shaoxiang, Zheng, Yufeng, Zhang, Xiaonong
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Adjustable
Adjustable bioactivity
bioactivity
Biomimetic
Biomimetic deposition
Calcium
Calcium phosphate coating
coating
deposition
In vitro
Magnesium
phosphate
vitro
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Summary:Performance of biomaterials was strongly affected by their surface properties and could be designed artificially to meet specific biomedical requirements. In this study, F(F), Si O2 4(Si), or HCO 3(C)-doped Ca–P coatings were fabricated by biomimetic deposition on the surface of biodegradable high-purity magnesium(HP Mg). The crystalline phases, morphologies and compositions of Ca–P coatings had been characterized by X-ray diffraction(XRD), scanning electron microscopy(SEM) and energy-dispersive spectroscopy(EDS). The biomineralization and corrosion resistance of doped Ca–P coatings had also been investigated. The results showed that the Ca–P coating with or without doped elements mainly contained the plate-like dicalcium phosphate dehydrate(DCPD) phase. The doped F, Si, or C changed the surface morphology of Ca–P coatings after mineralization. Doped F enhanced the mineralization of Ca–P coating, and doped Si retarded the mineralization of Ca–P coating.However, H2 evolution of HP Mg discs with different Ca–P coatings was close to 0.4–0.7 ml/cm2 after two-week immersion. That meant that the corrosion resistance of the Ca–P coatings with different or without doped elements did not change significantly.
ISSN:1002-0071
DOI:10.1016/j.pnsc.2014.08.004